War Sonnets
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And still uncrowned sits earth's New Avatar.
O bitter thought that in the heaven high The sun of truth for which true martyrs bled, Once more must rise o'er land vv^here heroes die.
While hopes of peace howe'er remote have fled; Great God! canst look with unrelenting eye.
While man reverts to savage traits long dead?
21 "Belgium may be invaded. The Belgian people will never be con- quered nor crushed. The Belgian peo- ple cannot die. . . . Their soil, watered by the blood of millions of warrior...s, is the most fertile in Europe in the harvests of the soul." — Romain Rolland.
22 TO BELGIUM "omnium fortissimi sunt belgae'* Not strength in arms doth make thy nation great Thy greatness is in wealth of soul untold; Not all thy kings, from stalwart Leopold And William, silent, unintimidate.
In pure descent to Albert called the Great; But fearless, with a courage dauntless, bold.
With spirit imperturbable of old.
Thy people constitute the perfect State.
Renascent Belgium, from the black remains Of fallen cities, Ghent, Liege, Namur, A newer sun shall blot away thy stains; Thy country plundered, burned and pillaged sore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And still uncrowned sits earth's New Avatar.
O bitter thought that in the heaven high The sun of truth for which true martyrs bled, Once more must rise o'er land vv^here heroes die.
While hopes of peace howe'er remote have fled; Great God! canst look with unrelenting eye.
While man reverts to savage traits long dead?
21 "Belgium may be invaded. The Belgian people will never be con- quered nor crushed. The Belgian peo- ple cannot die. . . . Their soil, watered by the blood of millions of warrior...s, is the most fertile in Europe in the harvests of the soul." — Romain Rolland.
22 TO BELGIUM "omnium fortissimi sunt belgae'* Not strength in arms doth make thy nation great Thy greatness is in wealth of soul untold; Not all thy kings, from stalwart Leopold And William, silent, unintimidate.
In pure descent to Albert called the Great; But fearless, with a courage dauntless, bold.
With spirit imperturbable of old.
Thy people constitute the perfect State.
Renascent Belgium, from the black remains Of fallen cities, Ghent, Liege, Namur, A newer sun shall blot away thy stains; Thy country plundered, burned and pillaged sore.
What to read after War Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Collins Woodbury to read onlineMoreLess
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